USC Dornsife News

Sherman Jackson is considered one of the most influential Muslim thinkers in the world.

In Fall 2015, the USC School of Religion will launch a doctoral program with three tracks: Asia Pacific Religions, Comparative Christianities and Global Islam.

The professor emeritus of religion was a thought-provoking humanist, and healer through faith and reason.

A conference organized by the Center for Islamic Thought, Culture and Practice brings together Muslims in public service who confront their challenges and share their visions for the future.

In his new book, Cavan Concannon of religion rethinks the role of St. Paul in shaping notions of ethnicity, religion and civic identity in ancient Corinth.

Students in Lori Meeks’ Maymester class examine Buddhism’s ancient texts and visit local Buddhist communities.

Donald Miller of religion and sociology is examining the role of religion in the healing process of Rwandan genocide survivors.

Bruce Zuckerman holds on to humanity’s past through digital photography that captures a world of minute detail.

David Albertson of the School of Religion receives a 2014 Manfred Lautenschlaeger Award for his forthcoming book on theologians Nicholas of Cusa and Thierry of Chartres.